How does Brian first react when the pilot slumps over?

He freezes and struggles to breathe

He immediately jumps into action

How does Paulsen use descriptive language to build tension?

By using vivid imagery to show Brian's fear and surroundings.

By describing the calm and peaceful environment.

By focusing on Brian's happy memories.

By avoiding any details about the situation.

At the start of Chapter 3, what problem is Brian facing?

He doesn’t know how to land the plane

He cannot get the plane’s door open

He cannot remember how to use the radio

In the sentence, “The plane screamed as it tore through the trees,” the word screamed most likely means—

The noise of the crash was loud and frightening

The plane literally made a loud humanlike sound

Which detail best shows the danger Brian faces during the crash?

“The plane screamed through the trees.”

“The plane’s nose came down.”

“He saw birds lift from the lake.”

“He could see the horizon ahead.”

How does Brian try to land the plane safely in Chapter 3 of 'Hatchet'?

He looks for a clearing and tries to guide the plane down.

He closes his eyes and hopes for the best.

He ignores the controls and lets the plane fall.

What important change does Brian experience in his attitude during Chapter 3 of 'Hatchet'?

He shifts from feeling scared and lost to thinking of ways to survive.

He becomes more panicked and gives up hope.

He becomes careless and ignores his problems.

He stays unaffected by the events around him.

Which action shows Brian beginning to process what happened?

Laying down accessing his injuries and the crash

Climbing a tree to look for help

What flashback does Brian have in this chapter?

Thinking about 'The Secret' related to his mother

Which event in this chapter shows early characterization of Brian?

His thoughtfulness as he observes the wilderness and thinks about the crash

What does Brian realize about his situation after the plane crash?

No one knows exactly where he is

What advice from Perpich does Brian remember in this chapter?

The importance of staying positive and thinking clearly in tough situations

How to conduct a science project

How to improve his running skills

How to organize his homework assignments

How does the author use foreshadowing in this chapter?

By showing Brian remembering lessons that will help him survive

By Brian thinking about how long it might be till they find him

By introducing animals that will help him

What does Brian realize about the flight and the plane that helps him more fully understand his situation?

The plane is far from rescue and he must rely on himself.

The plane is still operational and can be flown back.

The plane has a survival kit that he can use.

The plane is sending out a distress signal.

How does Brian’s memory of Perpich influence his attitude and actions?

It helps him stay focused and take practical steps to survive.

It makes him feel hopeless and scared.

It encourages him to give up and wait for rescue.

It reminds him to rely on luck rather than effort.

What does Brian find to use as shelter?

A rock overhang beside the lake

Why does Brian choose this location for shelter?

It’s protected and near water

What does Brian begin to think about after exploring his surroundings?

Food and his first experiment with berries

Vocabulary-in-Context: In the sentence, “Brian felt a sense of relief at finding a shelter,” what does relief most likely mean?

Happiness or comfort after stress

After Brian’s first attempt to make a fire fails, how does his reaction show his changing attitude toward survival?

He feels disappointed but decides to focus on building shelter instead of giving up.

He gives up and decides to wait for someone to rescue him.

He gets angry and throws away his hatchet.

He blames the weather and stops trying to survive.

Make a prediction about what the author is foreshadowing on pg. 61: “…because he felt a strange new twinge in his stomach. A tightening, a rolling.”

Brian is experiencing hunger or illness.

Brian is about to discover a new food source.

Brian is remembering something from his past.

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What major event changes everything for Brian?

The plane hits a bird

The pilot has a heart attack

The engine stalls

Brian loses his hat

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CCSS.RI.1.4

CCSS.RI.2.1

CCSS.RI.3.1

CCSS.RL.2.1

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In the sentence, “Brian’s breath came in short, ragged gasps as he tried to think,” the word ragged most likely means—

smooth and steady

harsh and uneven

loud and clear

slow and calm

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What is the main reason Brian is traveling on the bush plane?

In the sentence, “The Secret was like a stone in his stomach,” the word stone most likely suggests that Brian—

Which detail best shows Brian’s feelings about his parents’ divorce?

What does Brian’s silence about “The Secret” reveal about his character?

Which event best begins the main plot of the novel?

What major event changes everything for Brian?

In the sentence, “Brian’s breath came in short, ragged gasps as he tried to think,” the word ragged most likely means—

How does Brian first react when the pilot slumps over?

What conflict is central to Chapter 2?

Which character trait is shown when Brian tries to use the radio?

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